Updating my pinned comment to just say; Rest In Peace to the legend and black king Chadwick Boseman. You will be severely missed dawg. Thank you. 10:47 for reaction to his return, I’ll never forget it.
I feel you! I think I just feel a little caught off guard by some of the reception of some saying this was like weeks after. But aye I'll just let people think what they think for once lol.
Don't be angry,I,on the other hand prefer reactions like this because when I had gone to watch it, people were giving so loud reactions that I wasn't even able to hear all the dialogues properly. It annoyed me a lot,so I watched it again on the last day and finally I was able to enjoy it the way I should have.
Dammit the emotional rollercoaster of this movie still gets me! I wish I could go back in time just to experience this all over again for the first time
oh men i remember the ending of infinity war..everyone was just silent watching and waiting for the end credits scene and then watching nick fury dissappear and 1 big old black guy cheered when he saw captain marvel's logo...whoever that guy was hes a true fan since none of us including me knows what the logo meant until he cheered.
There are moments in your life you wish you could replay, being in the theatre on a Thursday night at 10 pm for this movie is one of them. It was such a thrill.
I got my ass up at six am that Friday in Brooklyn to make an 8 am show in Manhattan. Rainy day. It was full capacity and SO worth it. Wish I could replay it, it was the official start of my summer.
Man me and my sister got lil leaks like I knew Thanos was going to die early ( damn you Reddit!!!!!) soooo we went to 2 am so we won’t hear spoilers. Was it worth it!!!!!
I’ve literally watched Avengers: Endgame about 28 times and ALWAYS tear up and get emotional when Captain America says, “Avengers...Assemble!!!” I feel as a Marvel fan, so comically fulfilled and can die at peace.
It's a good moment, but what does bug me - "Assemble" - what do you think everyone's been doing for the last 5 minutes, they're all in position now. Avengers Attack or Avengers Advance would be the correct order - but obviously that's not the franchise tagline so I get why they done it.
You have wonder if he was wondering during this scene if his own funeral was not far off, given that he knew he had stage 3 cancer while filming this scene.
What was Marvel thinking "we need a black guy for Black Panther." Chadwick shows up "id do it but i got cancer and im dying" Disney "Nah its fine, do it. It makes us look more woke" Chadwich dies: everyone goes aww RIP Disney: anyway, for Black Panther 2 we need another black guy........
It should be one of the tops with this gen. i wish i got to see TLOTR in theaters. Really wanna see The ride of the Rohirrim scene so bad with everyones 1st reaction to it:(
Falcon: "..." Dr.Strange: "I know, you want me to open your portal on Steve's left" Falcon: "How did you-" Dr.Strange: "You did it all 14 million possibilities"
I’m just glad that we still have a version of him that’s still alive tbh, so I’m glad he took the tesseract and physically said “bye y’all”. Loki didn’t deserve to die, especially when things were finally looking up for him.
scarlett johansson said her self in a interview or sum she didnt want a black widow funeral i dont know why i would have liked to see it but she said she didnt want her to have one idk something about how her charecter was shaped through the years
"On your left." That sense of overwhelming relief you feel when all Avengers are present It's the same feeling what Cap felt, only he felt thousand times bigger
Steve was relieved the SNAP worked and brought everyone back. This was more important than Steve facing Thanos & army alone, he'd die to make sure they came back. To a lesser extent, Cap was relieved back-up showed up.
tony since iron man has never had it easy...dude learned his weapons killed innocent americans he lost his true pal he learned his father did leave it all to him he dealt with the stress of guilt after ultron was built he had visions of doom from avengers and he could not even live happy for 5 years after due to the guilt of living while others didn't eve when his stress and dreams came true of being not empty..he still was...thats the shame of it all..man had a cursed reality..civil war was its own thing
You see people in my cinema also laughed at the "I went for the head" line from Thor but if you look at his expression and think about it for a second that's a tragic moment for him, that's the moment when his descent really started when he realised killing Thanos hadn't achieved anything.
True, it was a nice reference to Thanos' "you shoud've gone for the head" from IW, but the way he says it is just sad. Years later you can see that Thor was really affected by IW events, almost traumatized.
Ya, I don't get why some people laughed at certain parts in the film. I get it was probably nervous laughter, but some people were busting a gut at that line. All the while I'm just thinking "ya'll realize he feels personally responsible for the death of half of the universe, right?"
@@fab7525 There's no "almost" about it. It broke him knowing that had he been just a few inches to the left, half of all life wouldn't have been erased from existence.
@@sackofpeas2470 well, to be completely honest that's kinda Marvel's fault too, at least partially, for their reputation of putting joke after joke in their movies. It led morons to believe that that was an actually comedic line. But it really was a great moment in Endgame, it made me really feel for Thor's character, he had clear signs of depression.
This movie makes me choke up, not emotionally, but I want to be there, fighting with them. I grew up with them. Most of us did. That movie was the last of my child-hood wrapping the original 6 up and giving them rest. Now a new generation of superheroes will raise all these kids who look for someone to look to and think, "what would captain Marvel do?" for us it was Tony, Cap, Natasha, Clint, Bruce, or Thor. Now the next Starwars movie is coming and thats ending decades of work, that my father and I grew up to. The cheers in that cinema are true fans, and believers who look up to them and love them, root for them and cry for them. We grew up with them and they raised us to who we are and now they are gone, leaving traces of their legacy behind. They may be fiction for some, but to the rest of us, they are our home and family. Thank you for your time.
I sympathize with your personal trials. Each generation has its hero-type films. Mine were The Magnificent Seven and The Great Escape. I won't try to compare apples and oranges, as there would be no point. The content is immaterial. The backdrop of what connects us is unimportant. I can recall certain songs that were not "hip" even for their time but they still bring back a flood of memories. Interesting to hear about the impact Star Wars had on you and your family.
I was born when the first avengers movie was released, I remember having a family movie night watching it. I’m not that new to the marvel universe and I haven’t been here for ages but I can still watch all the movies right?
What's crazy for me is remembering when Avengers came out in 2012, which was my first year in Junior College. I remember talking with a buddy about how these were all building up to the Infinity Saga (both of us were/still are big comic nerds) and how it would be like 10 years till we got there. Now it's over and the new phase will be starting. Both of us are starting to settle down, me going back to school to pursue a career change, him opening his own mechanics shop and getting married. We had a double date for Endgame and I'd be lying if walking out of that wasn't a surreal experience. A franchise that started when I was a freshman in high school comes to a close as I move into the latter part of my 20's. Fucking crazy man.
I don't care who you are, how "manly" you think you are, but if you've watched every Marvel film, there's no way you weren't shedding at least a few tears at the end of this film. Simply epic.
Tony's funeral was one of the saddest moments of my cinema life. I sobbed like I was on an actual funeral of a family member - that's how invested I was in his story.
With all that's going on in the world right now, I came to watch Endgame reaction videos to be reminded of happier, more united times. Feels like three lifetimes ago.
@@DebaJ99 so as a follower of those characters read a lot of the comics... I'm just not sure how I'm a feel about the next movies unless they have all of them back..
Imo that was very contrived, legit any small insignificant detail from other movies was blatantly stated in this one, it loses its magic. Not saying all of it is contrived, I still love these movies
When I first watched this in theatres I was already crying at Tony's death but when she said she wanted a cheeseburger, me and everyone else in the theatre lost it. That whole Tony funeral scene was so emotional. He's the first superhero I knew
"I went for the head," is clearly a moment of tragedy, not comedy. Thor has acted recklessly, selfishly, stupidly, and the brilliance of that wisecrack is the way those cool words are contradicted by his hot-bloodedness, and his mounting horror and regret.
he killed him right there because he believed Thanos to be telling the truth about reducing the stones to atoms, at which point there is no need to keep him alive any more
The genius of it is using a hero one liner to display the PTSD of the moment. Usually once you behead the villian, every thing is fixed and status quo returns. Here is shows there is no quick fix for Thor, he’s going to have to do the work like we all do to get better
@@felix17fishgames33 sometimes people laugh at tragedies not because its in a mean spirited way but because psychologically its a way of coping. at least thats my opinion.
In Ant Man and Wasp he calls Rogers "Cap" and Wasp looks at him and he says "what? It's what his friends call him." Then in Endgame Wasp replies "we're on it Cap." And Ant Man smiles at her.
I never noticed it before, but you can really see how sick Chadwick Boseman looks at 16:19. The fact that he was still part of this film at that stage of his illness is a testament to his character as a human being. He will be missed
Heck yeah most people didn't notice, I have told people to look at the scene where they do the sweeping shot of everyone to pause and actually look at Chadwick Boseman. They are shocked when I actually see it for the first time
Yes! Only two things have ever made me react this way. Harry Potter when Neville finally shows what he is capable of and Lord of the Rings when the Rohirrim show up at the white city (or pretty much all 3 films)
Those in the audience who laughed when Thor said "I went for the head" might not realize this wasn't for comic relief. It was Thor's way of fixing his failure from Infinity War, which was the basis for his depression in this movie. Had he gone for the head initially it would have canceled Star Lord's selfish, dumbass move therefore saving everyone.
No scarlet witch reaction???? hellll noooooo. she's the only one that Thanos was not able to touch and almost killed thanos only if he didn't cry for help
TonyMobb110 I give a shit about it. But thanks for speaking for everyone else. PS: You seem fragile when it comes to powerful women on screen. Did Mommy not hug you enough as a child?
This movie is so close to my heart. Somehow the entire MCU feels like a weird personal timeline of my life. I have watched every single mcu movie in theatres since the first Thor movie. I was doing my high school back then and ide usually go and watch them with my best friends on the first day of the release.. They were pretty much the only group of guys ide hang out with and I’ve actually known them since I was 7.. Over the years we graduated, found our jobs and got settled with life. slowly as adult life started to kick in, priorities changed and my friends started to rift away one by one. Sadly we are pretty much strangers now and around the release of black panther onward, I had to start watching these movies all alone. When the avengers went back in time somehow I felt I went back with them, looking at my younger self, enjoying the same movie with my friends, cherishing those moments with no idea whats about to hit. I teared up hard when Thor’s mom asked “the future has not been too kind to you has it?” Moral of this story: always cherish and enjoy the time you have because life will hit you hard. Always be grateful to the friends you have in your life. You don’t know when they will walk away.
Bruh, just watching this makes me cry. These characters, this franchise, is apart of me. I am SO glad my friend encouraged me to watch Iron Man that day...It was totally worth it I swear. I just love them so much..Marvel is amazing. I wish I could re-live the day in the cinema. I really do. That day was legendary, and I left happy, rewarded, and just amazed. Thank you, Marvel.
I still get chills every damn when Steve said "Avengers assemble" Also still sniffle everytime I see Tony's funeral and especially the love you 3000 hologram. First time watching that just made me absolutely bawl
Honestly, this is one of the best theater experiences I have ever had. The entire theater was quiet during the entire movie, even during the portals seven, just awed by what we were seeing. Then, right after Cap said assemble and they all started charging, the entire theater, including me, lost their collective minds, and just started yelling and cheering. I would so love to relive that
Every time I watch the scene of Tony’s funeral I start crying when it goes down the line of people. It is heartbreaking to see the sadness on their faces. Seeing Peter. Seeing Harley. And how completely sorrowful they look. 😭😭😭
@@Geo-ku1qlliterally same. this summer i binged all the mcu movies & i am now almost done binging all the series. my first date was to see endgame in theaters & i was not a marvel fan at all. slept at least two hours through the movie. was completely lost throughout the entire thing. biggest regret of my life is not being a marvel fan earlier. it now has a special place in my heart.
The comics helped me make it through my childhood and teenage years. The movies helped me make it through a decade of ups and down broken relationships, great friendships, lost friendships l, destroyed family. I had so much invested I cry every time I see the end
I believe it was a Saturday night: I was watching this film 🎞 in the theatre 🎭 and when everybody came back I SWEAR TO Y’ALL THE ENTIRE AUDIENCE STOOD UP AND CLAPPED like they were at some football 🏈 game:). Best audience ever
But like... how would they? What theater? "ah yes this one random theater in america will go on out special disk that everyone in the world will watch"
I don’t know how people were clapping and giggling on the ‘I went for the head’ line. It was terrifying for me, the trauma and the tragedy in everyone’s eye from the defeat. Everyone in my cinema was dead silent.
Yeah, it’s unfortunate that the point of that scene doesn’t hit home quite as soon as it should. “I’m still worthy,” is the point where Thor realises the things he’s been beating himself up over haven’t stopped him being a hero. It’s the point where Thor realises he’s still Thor.
I watched this movie on imax at the first hour on first day, man, it's epic as fuck, no other movie can make whole damn theater cry and applause like that
@@gabmax7826 perhaps I should have phrased my thoughts better and said : "they know when to be quiet and when to show their excitement ". Do tell me if you have a better word for excitement, I couldn't think of another word.
Coming back after a year, its still up there as best movie I've ever watched. RIP Chadwick Boseman, the legend himself. Sad that he was there for Tony's funeral and now he is no longer here.
I saw this on opening night. When the portals scene happened, the theater I was in absolutely exploded. We cheered through the entire thing!! It was the most magical and fun moviegoing experience I've ever had :'))
This movie is the only one that I get emotional over...I literally became so invested in the characters that I suspend all sense of reality watching this and im witnessing heroes giving their all...brilliantly written and all of these actors are legends for bringing these characters to life. Crazy that I’ve seen the movie 100 times and these scenes still get a reaction out of me...the Russos, Jon Fav, and everyone that worked on these are national treasures. This is hall of fame material.
Looking back. all started with Iron Man. If that did not get the reception it did, the rest wouldn't have happen. And this movie is just the best way a studio to show appreciation to fans that followed the franchise all the way. From the big 3 fighting Thanos to "I am Ironman" that was the best fan service. It is still good when I rewatch it at home streaming. But man the reaction in the theater when I first saw it. Nothing like it.
I'll be perfectly honest.....this is one of the few movies to make me laugh, angry, cry, happy, and excited all at the same time. We lost 2 heroes one in the movie(iron man) and one in the real world(black panther)....now I know there will be more of them in the future but can we just appreciate the fact that they set the standard one what a true hero is. From the bravery to the noble sacrifices they made for not only the characters in those movies but for all of us here in the real world.....may their legacy live on through us all....May Stan Lee smile down on us all......Wakanda Forever🤚😔
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Updating my pinned comment to just say;
Rest In Peace to the legend and black king Chadwick Boseman. You will be severely missed dawg. Thank you.
10:47 for reaction to his return, I’ll never forget it.
I feel you! I think I just feel a little caught off guard by some of the reception of some saying this was like weeks after. But aye I'll just let people think what they think for once lol.
Don't be angry,I,on the other hand prefer reactions like this because when I had gone to watch it, people were giving so loud reactions that I wasn't even able to hear all the dialogues properly. It annoyed me a lot,so I watched it again on the last day and finally I was able to enjoy it the way I should have.
That's one dead-ass crowd.
TheRealdealdude2 I’ve watched Endgame twice, it still brings a tear to my eye
This is how proper reactions should be, not all that standing and yelling stuff, that’s overkill and you can’t even hear the damn movies
in that theater, i saw grown men laugh, cheer, and cry. the impact of this movie, ill remember it forever.
black swan I have a random question... how did squidwurd come back after being sucked into the vacuum of space
Carter Hughes it’s from a previous timeline
Dammit the emotional rollercoaster of this movie still gets me! I wish I could go back in time just to experience this all over again for the first time
oh men i remember the ending of infinity war..everyone was just silent watching and waiting for the end credits scene and then watching nick fury dissappear and 1 big old black guy cheered when he saw captain marvel's logo...whoever that guy was hes a true fan since none of us including me knows what the logo meant until he cheered.
I was one of them. My GF at the time had no idea the 11 years we went threw.
Let's be honest. We're all here to relive the magic of watching the Portals scene for the first time.
EBombay
That and for the first time we hear "Avengers Assemble!!"
Actually no... I came for the Cap holding Thor's hammer scene
@@ultimatestoryteller Yeah. Mjlonir is probably the most delighted and shocked I've felt in a movie for years.
Bruh for me the cap holding mjolner is my favourite part
I love how black panther remembered Clint's name even though he said I dont care in civil war. Little things like that makes a great movie
Rip
RIP
vibambe
T'challa forever Rip
Rip
I feel like if Stan Lee hadn’t passed away he would’ve made and appearance at Tonies Funeral.
I'm sure he would have ♥
Rest In Peace Mr Stank
@@Fumparump LMAO good reference
@@Fumparump I understood that reference
@@chancinator9454 I understood THAT reference
Falcon: Put the portal to Cap's left.
Dr. Strange: Why?
Falcon: Just do it!
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@@kool9927042113
I'm gonna call someone out for making an overused joke because I want to feel and look smart
Disappointed Prion You do that, I believe in you
Disappointed Prion Docter Strange: Edits video to mirror movie so portal is on the right
@@jackcampagna2432 yeah i watched the movie on my laptop the portal was on right.
There are moments in your life you wish you could replay, being in the theatre on a Thursday night at 10 pm for this movie is one of them. It was such a thrill.
I got my ass up at six am that Friday in Brooklyn to make an 8 am show in Manhattan. Rainy day. It was full capacity and SO worth it. Wish I could replay it, it was the official start of my summer.
@@irezumikiss9568 Same! (Obviously night show as mentioned, but the official start of summer part)
@@irezumikiss9568 A screening at 8 frickin' AM and it's maxed out? That's some dedication, alright! And rightly so, goddamn I'm in tears again.
Man me and my sister got lil leaks like I knew Thanos was going to die early ( damn you Reddit!!!!!) soooo we went to 2 am so we won’t hear spoilers. Was it worth it!!!!!
No not at all i have much better moments in my life that i wish to replay then a movie
Born too late to explore the world
Born too early to explore the galaxy
Born just in time to witness the MCU.
Toppins I don’t think it gets better than that.
too*
You can still explore the world
Yeah 50 years from now this movie may be toppled by another god forbid that day
Pathetic. The MCU movies are boring and predictable.moron.
I’ve literally watched Avengers: Endgame about 28 times and ALWAYS tear up and get emotional when Captain America says, “Avengers...Assemble!!!” I feel as a Marvel fan, so comically fulfilled and can die at peace.
We haven’t got to the best stuff yet, the next 10 to 15 will be better.
It's a good moment, but what does bug me - "Assemble" - what do you think everyone's been doing for the last 5 minutes, they're all in position now. Avengers Attack or Avengers Advance would be the correct order - but obviously that's not the franchise tagline so I get why they done it.
Hundreds of years from now..Thor will remember this battle.. and raise a mug with a tear in his eye..♥️
@@matthewburrows5162 oh ffs. Stupid take. Quiet bro
@@matthewburrows5162 on god it wouldve been so much better if he said attack
Bro seeing Chadwick at Tony’s funeral got me crying 😭. Rest in power King T’challa
Wakanda forever 😣😞😞
The tables turned right there 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😢😢😢😢
I thought it was Rest In Peace
No disrespect rip chadwick
You have wonder if he was wondering during this scene if his own funeral was not far off, given that he knew he had stage 3 cancer while filming this scene.
What was Marvel thinking "we need a black guy for Black Panther."
Chadwick shows up "id do it but i got cancer and im dying"
Disney "Nah its fine, do it. It makes us look more woke"
Chadwich dies: everyone goes aww RIP
Disney: anyway, for Black Panther 2 we need another black guy........
I wish I could go back and watch it for the first time in the theater again...
same
Yep bro.... and my theatre was just crazy..... i really had very much fun... and audience made it much better by shouting loudly....
@@darkmaster2410 Totallly. Especially as the final battle starts. I still get chills thinking about it and just how we all were so happy.
Nika Bakuradze Thats the magic of it. It only happens once
+Nika Bakuradze
Same here!
I told everyone that I’m gonna get Thor’s physique. No one believed me... Until now.
Well then nice arms fat ass
I'm in shape too. Round is a shape.
Shite Face toxic waste
melted ice cream
Shite Face someone is self conscious about how they look 👀
Tony’s daughter is like the safest kid in the universe. 😂
With Peter Parker ofc
True
Not now
@@sameermahajan2202 Well I mean, she probably would have the help of some avengers if she was in danger.
She is a must protect now
Portal scene definitely haaassss to be one of the top ten movie scenes in history. Legendary ass moment
You obviously have 0 taste in movies , it was an awful movie . Very cringey scene
@@antstockley sup troll
@@antstockley broh zack snyder are calling you go go , justice league the worst movie in the world
Really Anthony? Guys, we got a DC Stan here.
It should be one of the tops with this gen. i wish i got to see TLOTR in theaters. Really wanna see The ride of the Rohirrim scene so bad with everyones 1st reaction to it:(
Falcon: "..."
Dr.Strange: "I know, you want me to open your portal on Steve's left"
Falcon: "How did you-"
Dr.Strange: "You did it all 14 million possibilities"
"Because this is the only one where we win"
lollll so truu
it was on the right tho 10:37
😂😂😂
@@Shjmkhs actually in this video it's flipped and was on his right. In the original was his left. Stop being so horrible.
I really wanted to see the scene when Thanos says “ I don’t even know who you are...” and Wanda says “you will”
There's a whole complain of audience reactions from that scene.
I loved that scene. I feel like if Thanos hadn't called in that air strike, Wanda would have peeled him like a big, purple banana.
About to comment thet
The hate on Wanda is overwhelming, I wanted to see that scene and reaction lol
There’s a way better audience reaction then the this
I love the groans when Loki took the tesseract as if we all just knew he couldn’t stay away from it 😂
I’m just glad that we still have a version of him that’s still alive tbh, so I’m glad he took the tesseract and physically said “bye y’all”. Loki didn’t deserve to die, especially when things were finally looking up for him.
Ye the start of MCM
It's almost been 2 years feels like it was just yesterday we watched Endgame
No way Two years
2 years?! Time really does fly, doesn't it?
Holy shit...I feel old
i'm so mad that i didn't get to see it in theatre, i would literally do anything to go and see it
@@yousmell5253 lol we didnt even get screams and it was so boring
Can we take a moment to appreciate that Captain America kicked America's ass?
Language lol
@@RachaelHfulwhat?
That's America's ass
@@Bored_Zomb It's a joke from an earlier Avengers film.
@@VelociraptorsOfSkyrim No i get that I'm just wondering what Rachael meant
Robert Downey Jr. will never win an Oscar for his body of work across the entire MCU.
Who needs a gold statue?
He IS Iron-Man...
"His body" i remembered his RIGGED biceps
Fans should make him an iron statue.
Tom Cruise never won one either :P
He doesn't even need it though, seriously. Oscars are just a hunk of metal, the fans matter the most.
5 years later, he got one!
“AVENGERS! assemble”
I got chills after that
Best scene in the movie. Change my mind.
@Steve Rogers Thanks Cap!
@@ClawsAndTeeth " thats america's AZZ " - Antman aka regular size man
@@dominicbrogsdale3348 Nope. Unchanged.
I immediately started sobbing like a kid
I'm still annoyed Natasha basically got forgotten like where's her funeral?
@bloxer corgi no I mean like marvel basically forgot her sacrifice in endgame not the fans
She has a movie
I think she hates funerals that's why we didn't get to see her funeral in Endgame
scarlett johansson said her self in a interview or sum she didnt want a black widow funeral i dont know why i would have liked to see it but she said she didnt want her to have one idk something about how her charecter was shaped through the years
bloxer corgi if marvel forgets a lot most event in these movies wouldn’t happen
"On your left."
That sense of overwhelming relief you feel when all Avengers are present
It's the same feeling what Cap felt, only he felt thousand times bigger
Steve was relieved the SNAP worked and brought everyone back.
This was more important than Steve facing Thanos & army alone, he'd die to make sure they came back.
To a lesser extent, Cap was relieved back-up showed up.
Test
"Its Scott...hes a baby!!" -Cap
"He'll grow!!!" -Prof Hulk
I also saw the movie🤗
When I heard Morgan say “cheeseburgers” it never failed to make me smile and tear up.
tony since iron man has never had it easy...dude learned his weapons killed innocent americans he lost his true pal he learned his father did leave it all to him he dealt with the stress of guilt after ultron was built he had visions of doom from avengers and he could not even live happy for 5 years after due to the guilt of living while others didn't eve when his stress and dreams came true of being not empty..he still was...thats the shame of it all..man had a cursed reality..civil war was its own thing
Same :( ♥
Every time I watch that scene, I’m a wreck
You see people in my cinema also laughed at the "I went for the head" line from Thor but if you look at his expression and think about it for a second that's a tragic moment for him, that's the moment when his descent really started when he realised killing Thanos hadn't achieved anything.
True, it was a nice reference to Thanos' "you shoud've gone for the head" from IW, but the way he says it is just sad. Years later you can see that Thor was really affected by IW events, almost traumatized.
Ya, I don't get why some people laughed at certain parts in the film. I get it was probably nervous laughter, but some people were busting a gut at that line. All the while I'm just thinking "ya'll realize he feels personally responsible for the death of half of the universe, right?"
@@fab7525 There's no "almost" about it. It broke him knowing that had he been just a few inches to the left, half of all life wouldn't have been erased from existence.
@@sackofpeas2470 well, to be completely honest that's kinda Marvel's fault too, at least partially, for their reputation of putting joke after joke in their movies. It led morons to believe that that was an actually comedic line. But it really was a great moment in Endgame, it made me really feel for Thor's character, he had clear signs of depression.
@@sackofpeas2470 Plus the rest of his family and his best friend die at the beginning of IW, Natalie Portman dumped him.... Natalie Portman dude.
Tony's "I love you 3000" hit me harder than anything else in the movie.
Yeah that hit hard that whole part from tony's death made me sad and got me to tears
Im not crying its raining inside my head
I say it to my son all the time
This movie makes me choke up, not emotionally, but I want to be there, fighting with them. I grew up with them. Most of us did. That movie was the last of my child-hood wrapping the original 6 up and giving them rest. Now a new generation of superheroes will raise all these kids who look for someone to look to and think, "what would captain Marvel do?" for us it was Tony, Cap, Natasha, Clint, Bruce, or Thor. Now the next Starwars movie is coming and thats ending decades of work, that my father and I grew up to. The cheers in that cinema are true fans, and believers who look up to them and love them, root for them and cry for them. We grew up with them and they raised us to who we are and now they are gone, leaving traces of their legacy behind. They may be fiction for some, but to the rest of us, they are our home and family.
Thank you for your time.
I sympathize with your personal trials. Each generation has its hero-type films. Mine were The Magnificent Seven and The Great Escape. I won't try to compare apples and oranges, as there would be no point. The content is immaterial. The backdrop of what connects us is unimportant. I can recall certain songs that were not "hip" even for their time but they still bring back a flood of memories. Interesting to hear about the impact Star Wars had on you and your family.
I was born when the first avengers movie was released, I remember having a family movie night watching it. I’m not that new to the marvel universe and I haven’t been here for ages but I can still watch all the movies right?
What's crazy for me is remembering when Avengers came out in 2012, which was my first year in Junior College. I remember talking with a buddy about how these were all building up to the Infinity Saga (both of us were/still are big comic nerds) and how it would be like 10 years till we got there.
Now it's over and the new phase will be starting. Both of us are starting to settle down, me going back to school to pursue a career change, him opening his own mechanics shop and getting married. We had a double date for Endgame and I'd be lying if walking out of that wasn't a surreal experience. A franchise that started when I was a freshman in high school comes to a close as I move into the latter part of my 20's. Fucking crazy man.
I will make my fucking children watch all avengers movie starting from iron man till the last Spider-Man movie
Manar Asl same, and it WILL be tradition to watch all of these movies in maybe the summer and to pass them down generation to generation
I don't care who you are, how "manly" you think you are, but if you've watched every Marvel film, there's no way you weren't shedding at least a few tears at the end of this film. Simply epic.
This Hands Down The Realest Comment Ive Ever Seen
Tony's funeral was one of the saddest moments of my cinema life. I sobbed like I was on an actual funeral of a family member - that's how invested I was in his story.
Real men cried during Tonys funeral
Everytime I watch this movie and tony dies and his funeral I cry, no matter that you know it’s coming there is no way to prepare for it
facts
With all that's going on in the world right now, I came to watch Endgame reaction videos to be reminded of happier, more united times. Feels like three lifetimes ago.
same.
Man... and to think this came out in 2019. Could you imagine if this was slighted for 2020? None of this would have happened...
Is it just me or is literally everyone want to protect Tom holland
DarkPhantom899 Go we must protect him at all cost
DarkPhantom899 Go right?! I don’t even like Spider-Man but his death crushed me.
He's everyone's baby brother.
ma baby
Its because he's just the kid stuck in the war.
If this is epic, you should definitely watch Indian reactions.
Anybody - *breathes*
Indians - WOOOOOOOOOO
Just watched it man I don't know how they heard anything at all they were going crazy in there
@@christiangreathouse9946 Haha. I went first day first show at 5am in Bangalore. It was like Eminem performing in Coachella 🙏😂
@@DebaJ99 so as a follower of those characters read a lot of the comics... I'm just not sure how I'm a feel about the next movies unless they have all of them back..
yes bro i kind fell this as dead audience
Yeeaahh brooo
Lets be honest were all in quarantine, wanting to be able to go back to the theaters and have moments like these 😭
3,000%
Nope, things have been open here for a while lol.
People got so hyped with the "Hail Hydra" moment-reference; now that's what I call long-running true fans.
I was holding back tears when Morgan said she wanted a cheeseburger; I remember Happy giving him a burger in the first Iron Man
Disappointed Prion I was close to the ground crying by then but that only happened at the end with his signature then I was on the ground
Tony’s hologram should have said this to Morgan “and you are my greatest creation”
Imo that was very contrived, legit any small insignificant detail from other movies was blatantly stated in this one, it loses its magic. Not saying all of it is contrived, I still love these movies
When I first watched this in theatres I was already crying at Tony's death but when she said she wanted a cheeseburger, me and everyone else in the theatre lost it. That whole Tony funeral scene was so emotional. He's the first superhero I knew
OMG. Exactly same!
"I went for the head," is clearly a moment of tragedy, not comedy. Thor has acted recklessly, selfishly, stupidly, and the brilliance of that wisecrack is the way those cool words are contradicted by his hot-bloodedness, and his mounting horror and regret.
he killed him right there because he believed Thanos to be telling the truth about reducing the stones to atoms, at which point there is no need to keep him alive any more
The genius of it is using a hero one liner to display the PTSD of the moment. Usually once you behead the villian, every thing is fixed and status quo returns. Here is shows there is no quick fix for Thor, he’s going to have to do the work like we all do to get better
Or maybe, you know, people just found that part funny because they have their own opinions.
@@felix17fishgames33 ha, good point ☺️
@@felix17fishgames33 sometimes people laugh at tragedies not because its in a mean spirited way but because psychologically its a way of coping. at least thats my opinion.
Its literally a DECADE of build up and to deliver the way they did is absolutely brilliant
The real villain in this movie is...
Noobmaster69
The Intelligent Gamer not gonna like this bc it’s at 69 likes and it fits well
Let this comment live forever at 69 likes
No him because it’s backwards
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
It’s Deadpool man it’s leaked
“Wong you’re invited to my funeral”
FNFDude45 bruh
FNFDude45 lmao
Dark much..😔
@DanielEndless It's been 10 months
oh nah
13:47 (In Civil War) Clint: "We haven't met yet, I'm Clint"
Black Panther: "I don't care"
(in Endgame) Black Panther: "Clint......give it to me"
That's cuz he cares.
Cap called Spider-Man Queens too
Exactly, Civil War BP was on a warpath, his father was killed, he was gonna fuck up anyone who stood in his way
He cared enough to remember. T’challa is one of the best characters in marvel.
In Ant Man and Wasp he calls Rogers "Cap" and Wasp looks at him and he says "what? It's what his friends call him."
Then in Endgame Wasp replies "we're on it Cap."
And Ant Man smiles at her.
These are probably the quietest reactions I’ve heard. The theater I was at was so much louder but I still love hearing all the reactions!
here in the UK, you would be told to shut the f up if u even tried clapping
@@draconic4544 Same in Germany.
Yeah, I don't get how grown adults can't keep quiet in a cinema
@@NJD_98 you also don’t get how crazy this movie is
@@NJD_98 Some movies were just meant for cheering and excitement, this was one of them, almost 20 years of buildup for this
Rip king t’challa.
WAKANDA FOREVER!!!
Chadwick Boseman
Chadwick Boseman
It's still hard to believe he's been fighting a secret war of his own for so long...
I never noticed it before, but you can really see how sick Chadwick Boseman looks at 16:19. The fact that he was still part of this film at that stage of his illness is a testament to his character as a human being. He will be missed
Oh wow. I’m just noticing. Sad…
And thank God he was! Would not have been the same without him.
Heck yeah most people didn't notice, I have told people to look at the scene where they do the sweeping shot of everyone to pause and actually look at Chadwick Boseman. They are shocked when I actually see it for the first time
I thought the girl next to her looked really sick. She was so skinny.
I paused it I still don't see it, he looks normal to me.
Who’s here after black panther passed😔
No he ain't dead the actor is
✋
I'm here for chadwick boseman. Not black panther
Who are you? You are a piece of shit that wants what? A moment in the sun for your shitty video game?
@@SuperBookMonkey what?
no matter how many times i watch the final battle, i will never get sick of it i get so excited every single damn time
Yes! Only two things have ever made me react this way. Harry Potter when Neville finally shows what he is capable of and Lord of the Rings when the Rohirrim show up at the white city (or pretty much all 3 films)
@@4amcripple Yup, for me, its Ride of the Rohirrim and this. The 2 best scenes in movie history.
Those in the audience who laughed when Thor said "I went for the head" might not realize this wasn't for comic relief. It was Thor's way of fixing his failure from Infinity War, which was the basis for his depression in this movie. Had he gone for the head initially it would have canceled Star Lord's selfish, dumbass move therefore saving everyone.
Yep. I was confused when they started laughing. I know I didn't laugh....
@@meredithh8669 this audience just overall laughed way to much
@@shaws3962 Maybe they were hysterical? I don't know, just trying to look for an excuse to why they laughed every single second...
My theater was quiet when that happened out of shock and confusion
@@tooaestheticforme Same. Me and the while theatre were gasping, not laughing.
No scarlet witch reaction???? hellll noooooo. she's the only one that Thanos was not able to touch and almost killed thanos only if he didn't cry for help
@@Tonymobb110 ohhh god get a life
TonyMobb110 I give a shit about it. But thanks for speaking for everyone else. PS: You seem fragile when it comes to powerful women on screen. Did Mommy not hug you enough as a child?
TonyMobb110 stfu
@@Eddy_Kusanagi she's awesome
@@Eddy_Kusanagi wait what???! Ur a fuckin clown🤡
AVENGERS ASSEMBLE brings me to tears every time. EVERY SINGLE TIME.
Dude, me too bro. It is just such a fulfilling moment after 10 plus years of waiting for it lol
Me too bro.
Lmaoooo theatre went mad quiet when the women of the squad came in to help Spider-Man😂
Fr they didn’t appreciate that strut enough lol
@@alexandrabrown068 or just didn’t care
@@zacharytokisaki6698 that’s my point 😉
Must be gay right?
@@earthing3696 wtf
This movie is so close to my heart. Somehow the entire MCU feels like a weird personal timeline of my life. I have watched every single mcu movie in theatres since the first Thor movie. I was doing my high school back then and ide usually go and watch them with my best friends on the first day of the release.. They were pretty much the only group of guys ide hang out with and I’ve actually known them since I was 7.. Over the years we graduated, found our jobs and got settled with life. slowly as adult life started to kick in, priorities changed and my friends started to rift away one by one. Sadly we are pretty much strangers now and around the release of black panther onward, I had to start watching these movies all alone. When the avengers went back in time somehow I felt I went back with them, looking at my younger self, enjoying the same movie with my friends, cherishing those moments with no idea whats about to hit. I teared up hard when Thor’s mom asked “the future has not been too kind to you has it?” Moral of this story: always cherish and enjoy the time you have because life will hit you hard. Always be grateful to the friends you have in your life. You don’t know when they will walk away.
Thor was the best part of the movie
Sex is cool but have you ever found a very good comment and like it then the like count becomes 69? Noice
@@madhugnair9877 are u 16? Lmao
Please ask them to watch Black Widow together. Please. This comment made me tear up
.....or worse...
When Tony died I got emotional and was getting tears in my eyes he was the first marvel character I've ever watched and he was my favorite
Me too. And during the scene of the funeral, standing behind Sam and Bucky is the kid from Iron Man 3 all grown up😢 that part made me sad too
I cried like a baby in the cinema
And I Am Iron Man.
@@neeltjeschmidt Yep :( I've heard rumors that he'll become Iron Lad :D so hopefully we'll see more of him ♥
Bruh, just watching this makes me cry. These characters, this franchise, is apart of me. I am SO glad my friend encouraged me to watch Iron Man that day...It was totally worth it I swear. I just love them so much..Marvel is amazing. I wish I could re-live the day in the cinema. I really do. That day was legendary, and I left happy, rewarded, and just amazed. Thank you, Marvel.
Stan Lee (among others) knew their 💩
I just realized the whole “your dad loved cheeseburgers” line was a callback to the first iron man movie…
Not as rowdy as some reaction but i really really liked it. Just clapping, little laugh, fee cheers, you can still hear the movie. Fantastic audience
Exactly how mine was, I loved it = )
just as mine!
Mines I heard nothing
mine was quiet everyone keeping it to themselves because they have respect unlike every other theater
I liked it when mine went nuts! Its hyped me up!
Nobody:
Absolutely nobody:
Everyone at the funeral scene: *"sniff, sniff"*
😂😂😂😂
yet again, sadly 😔 rip chadwick boseman, ❤️Wakana Forever❤️
"what crying? Me crying? I'm not crying! I don't cry. YOUR CRYING!!"
"He'll grow" is my favorite low-key joke from these films.
11:16 - that little smile of joy and encouragement on Cap's face. How did I not notice this before
Watching black panther come out of the portal makes me sad rip Chadwick Boseman
I don't understand why still, after nearly 4 months, I see this type of videos & cry 😭
Same.
Yr not alone on that
ikr :(
because after 11 years of watching these characters, they've become a part of our lives and having a huge pay off like this will make anyone emotional
same, when I hear "cheeseburger" I'm starting to tear up
Rest in Power, Chadwick Boseman. A real-life superhero who walked among us.
Superheroes walk among us every day ♥
@@RedRoseSeptember22 - For real!
I still get chills every damn when Steve said "Avengers assemble"
Also still sniffle everytime I see Tony's funeral and especially the love you 3000 hologram. First time watching that just made me absolutely bawl
Now Robert Downey jr has to stand over Chadwick Bosemans funeral. Rest his soul
"what's up regular sized man" oh in that case, what's up paralyzed from the waist down man?
Oh snap!
O h s h i t
911 I would like to report an arson
DAMN
When I heard Falcon through the comms I almost cried
Omg the Captain America saying “Hail Hydra” bit had me DYING in theaters.
Where’s the reaction to Nat’s death, i was crying in the theatre :(
LOL
And wanda vs thanos. I patiently waiting for those scenes but it's not included. 😑
@bloxer corgi Its just a movie jeez didnt know you would be so offended lol
@bloxer corgi also iron man is the best superhero
Omg same
One of the best quotes in the entire series:
“On Your Left...”
16:30 I love how they included the kid from Iron Man 3
All grown up
Richard Scaggs Godzilla had a stroke trying to read this and fucking died
Probably yet-to-be iron lad? That's a possibility.
Harley Keener
The gang is all here. Avengers Assemble 🔥🔥🔥
3 years later, and I cried all over again at the end!
Honestly, this is one of the best theater experiences I have ever had. The entire theater was quiet during the entire movie, even during the portals seven, just awed by what we were seeing. Then, right after Cap said assemble and they all started charging, the entire theater, including me, lost their collective minds, and just started yelling and cheering. I would so love to relive that
10 people in my theater and they were crazy loud, best movie ever
Every time I watch the scene of Tony’s funeral I start crying when it goes down the line of people. It is heartbreaking to see the sadness on their faces. Seeing Peter. Seeing Harley. And how completely sorrowful they look. 😭😭😭
Falcon: ON YOUR LEFT!
Cap: Alright ima look on my right!
He looked left, footage is flipped
Paige Twitchell I know it’s a joke!
This movie will live in our minds forever. A movie that brought all the fans together, we laughed, we cheered, and we all cried.
Fly High Chadwick Boseman You Will Be Missed
coming here after the news about chadwick and i’m a puddle of emotions. rest in power, king t’challa 🤍🤍
Cap: Avengers....*whispers* Assemble.
Thor: YWAAAAAHHHH!
Me: 😥🤤😫🤗
Imagine not being born at the time to witness this cinematic universe masterpiece unfold
I was but I was never interested in Marvel
Now I regret it
@@Geo-ku1qlliterally same. this summer i binged all the mcu movies & i am now almost done binging all the series. my first date was to see endgame in theaters & i was not a marvel fan at all. slept at least two hours through the movie. was completely lost throughout the entire thing. biggest regret of my life is not being a marvel fan earlier. it now has a special place in my heart.
I have seen the scene with all of the portals and Cap saying “ Avengers Assemble “ like 50 times, and it still almost brings a tear to my eye.🥺🥺
This was the greatest cinematic experience I’ve ever had. I don’t believe anything will ever beat it.
Every time I re-watch the portals scene, my testosterone rises 10000%
Everyone waiting for the real life moment. Could be you.
The comics helped me make it through my childhood and teenage years. The movies helped me make it through a decade of ups and down broken relationships, great friendships, lost friendships l, destroyed family. I had so much invested I cry every time I see the end
I believe it was a Saturday night:
I was watching this film 🎞 in the theatre 🎭 and when everybody came back I SWEAR TO Y’ALL THE ENTIRE AUDIENCE STOOD UP AND CLAPPED like they were at some football 🏈 game:). Best audience ever
No matter how many times I've seen Portals, I still get chills. Rest in Power, King T'Challa!
Hollywood needs to start including "With Theater Audience Reaction" versions of Movies on there Dvds, Bluerays ....
But like... how would they? What theater? "ah yes this one random theater in america will go on out special disk that everyone in the world will watch"
Hell no! Some reactions are fine but i cant stand people screaming “looking at you random black women that likes to clap every second 🌚🌚”
I don’t know how people were clapping and giggling on the ‘I went for the head’ line. It was terrifying for me, the trauma and the tragedy in everyone’s eye from the defeat. Everyone in my cinema was dead silent.
Likewise...
Because the "you should have gone for the head" meme was very popular then and that cinema remembered it
Epic? Mjolnir makes its return and people were dead silent
Lol it made its return way earlier in the movie
Yeah, it’s unfortunate that the point of that scene doesn’t hit home quite as soon as it should.
“I’m still worthy,” is the point where Thor realises the things he’s been beating himself up over haven’t stopped him being a hero. It’s the point where Thor realises he’s still Thor.
Kinda disappointed that Scarlet Witch vs Thanos wasn’t in this; that was one of the best moments of the movie 😂
Is the best scene of the movie 🙄
@Raffael PT nope
@Raffael PT then you don't know how to enjoy a movie.
@Raffael PT I don't think so but whatever.. There are more important things to take care of.
Raffael PT lol nice joke
Thanos looked as the Portals opened and went: "Yeah I'm fucked"
More like "How? I snapped them all." LOL.
Thanos: "I swear, Cap and I agreed on only six guys."
He was still very powerful even with alot of them.
@@jordandennis6794 *AHEM* PHRASING.
Tbf he almost snapped two different times in the final battle (one when he actually had all 6 Infinity stones and two "I am inevitable")
I watched this movie on imax at the first hour on first day, man, it's epic as fuck, no other movie can make whole damn theater cry and applause like that
Best audience I've seen so far, they know when to be quiet and when to be excited.👌
The best kind
Or they can just always be quiet
So for you excited is clapping for 5 seconds
@@gabmax7826 perhaps I should have phrased my thoughts better and said : "they know when to be quiet and when to show their excitement ". Do tell me if you have a better word for excitement, I couldn't think of another word.
TotallyNotACop no one should ever express excitement. Just be silent and completely stone faced when doing anything even remotely entertaining.
A year later and my hair still stands on end with Portals! Also, everyone became Wakandan when T'Challa chanted "Yibambe!"
Coming back after a year, its still up there as best movie I've ever watched.
RIP Chadwick Boseman, the legend himself. Sad that he was there for Tony's funeral and now he is no longer here.
I saw this on opening night. When the portals scene happened, the theater I was in absolutely exploded. We cheered through the entire thing!! It was the most magical and fun moviegoing experience I've ever had :'))
This movie is the only one that I get emotional over...I literally became so invested in the characters that I suspend all sense of reality watching this and im witnessing heroes giving their all...brilliantly written and all of these actors are legends for bringing these characters to life. Crazy that I’ve seen the movie 100 times and these scenes still get a reaction out of me...the Russos, Jon Fav, and everyone that worked on these are national treasures. This is hall of fame material.
It genuinely makes me cry watching the ending, like I have honestly seen it a minimum of 10 times and it does not get any easier
I know it's not necessarily a sad part but when Happy says "I'm gonna get you all the cheeseburgers you want" that got me
i just love how as soon as everyone came back thanos looked at everyone and knew he was done
He probably had never faced an army this united before
“Perhaps I treated you all too harshly.”
Avenger: *breathes*
Audience: Randomly clapping
Looking back. all started with Iron Man. If that did not get the reception it did, the rest wouldn't have happen. And this movie is just the best way a studio to show appreciation to fans that followed the franchise all the way. From the big 3 fighting Thanos to "I am Ironman" that was the best fan service. It is still good when I rewatch it at home streaming. But man the reaction in the theater when I first saw it. Nothing like it.
I'll be perfectly honest.....this is one of the few movies to make me laugh, angry, cry, happy, and excited all at the same time. We lost 2 heroes one in the movie(iron man) and one in the real world(black panther)....now I know there will be more of them in the future but can we just appreciate the fact that they set the standard one what a true hero is. From the bravery to the noble sacrifices they made for not only the characters in those movies but for all of us here in the real world.....may their legacy live on through us all....May Stan Lee smile down on us all......Wakanda Forever🤚😔